Certificate in Acting for Film (20-Week)

Students discover the use, purpose and influences of subtext in performance.

Address key questions such as what is a story? What makes a story interesting? What is a good script? And how you should set about choosing good roles.

Learn how to break down a scene into story beats.

Examine how to get the most from your rehearsals and be able to put into practice techniques such as improvisation, speaking out an interior monologue and rehearsing the script beat by beat.

Explore the filmmaking process and understand its stages in broad terms, as well as learning the names and functions of all principal crew members.

Sessions focus on voice and movement will develop physical presence and vocal expressiveness as a performer.

The core acting skills and drawn from the Meisner techniques, Mast, Improvisation, Stanislavski and Clown.

Sessions will prepare students for the different forms an audition can take and understand how to rehearse and perform an audition piece.

Look at the details of accent and dialogue in order to expand performance capabilities and increase appeal for casting directors.

Students will take part in a series of portfolio shoots; scenes and monologues.

Minimum Age: 18 at the start of the course.

This course is open enrolment and there are no entry requirements.

In order to get the most out of the course, you should be able to both speak and write in English to a reasonable standard.

Please be aware that we have a limited number of places available for each course intake and operate on a first-come, first-served basis.

• Duration: 20 weeks of study over a 22-week period, Full-Time.
• Location: London

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